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New Design within the Historic Environment

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New Design within the Historic Environment

A presentation by Dr. Nikolaos Karydis, director of the MSc Architectural Conservation program at the University of Kent’s Kent School of Architecture and Planning.

The lecture looks into the design strategies and techniques used for the sensitive integration of modern construction into historic settings.

The HS1 high-speed rail from London stops at Folkestone Central station, which is near the event location. Parking at the station is inexpensive and available all day.

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